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The Writing Retreat
The Writing Retreat: A Novel | Julia Bartz
The Plot meets Please Join Us in this psychological suspense debut about a young author at an exclusive writers retreat that descends into a nightmare. Alex has all but given up on her dreams of becoming a published author when she receives a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: attend an exclusive, month-long writing retreat at the estate of feminist horror writer Roza Vallo. Even the knowledge that Wren, her former best friend and current rival, is attending doesnt dampen her excitement. But when the attendees arrive, Roza drops a bombshellthey must all complete an entire novel from scratch during the next month, and the author of the best one will receive a life-changing seven-figure publishing deal. Determined to win this seemingly impossible contest, Alex buckles down and tries to ignore the strange happenings at the estate, including Rozas erratic behavior, Wrens cruel mind games, and the alleged haunting of the mansion itself. But when one of the writers vanishes during a snowstorm, Alex realizes that something very sinister is afoot. With the clock running out, shes desperate to discover the truth and save herself. A claustrophobic and propulsive thriller exploring the dark side of female friendships and fame, The Writing Retreat is the unputdownable debut novel from a compelling new talent.
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erzascarletbookgasm
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Pickpick

I was curious after @Reggie ‘s review…
Whoa! This was one crazy, chaotic story. The pacing was fast, lots of twists, and I felt things could go in so many directions,.. kept me turning the pages. Some parts a bit unrealistic, so if you‘re willing to suspend disbelief, need a quick popcorn thriller, just dive in for the wild, fun ride. 😆

batsy Great review! I liked it, too, thought I felt the author held back a little at times 😆 1mo
Reggie Yay, glad you liked it! Roza Vallo was a lot crazy. Lol 1mo
Cathythoughts Sounds good !! 👍🏻 1mo
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MaleficentBookDragon
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Pickpick

Well…that was…
a thing.
Finished it at lunch today.
I‘m not really sure what I think of this overall, but it was unhinged enough that I‘m saying a pick.

Reggie That author was bonkers! 2mo
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Victoriahoperose
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Pickpick

This got a lot of mixed reviews, but I really enjoyed it. I flew through and never felt like I didn‘t want to finish it. There was a lot of suspense and some good twists. I felt like the ending was a little flat and I expected a bit more from it, but overall I really enjoyed this one. I loved the book within a book and the retreat storyline. It reminded me of Nine Perfect Strangers, but more sinister.

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2mo
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the.bookish.valkyrie
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Pickpick

An unhinged Thriller I enjoyed immensely. (And it‘s rare for me to like a Thriller.) A rich & famous writer holds a Willy Wonka-esque writing retreat at her secluded mountain mansion. They get snowed in. Murder, mayhem, & malicious plots ensue. Honorable mention for my Top Ten Reads of 2023!

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Reggie
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@vivastory thanks for putting this in my radar. This was fun. 5 women invited are invited to a writer‘s retreat. It is run by a female author who is huge yet has this aura of mystery to her. It‘s being hosted at an estate in the middle of nowhere. There is story upon story upon story in here and I couldn‘t stop chuckling at the inventiveness of the author and the audacity of a character in here. This could also be a queer novel. It‘s a pick!

erzascarletbookgasm Sounds fun. Will look it up in my library 3mo
vivastory This was such a fun, wild ride. Glad you dug it! 3mo
Reggie @erzascarletbookgasm I hope you like it. I think for an author it‘s hard enough to write AtoZ sometimes but then this author turned every letter into a doorway. And behind every door there was a story. It was pretty cool. 3mo
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Reggie @vivastory lol Roza Vallo, that crazy lady. 3mo
batsy I thought it was fun, too. My main complaint is that it could have been more batshit 😆 3mo
TrishB Great review- I‘ll keep my eye out for this 👍🏻 3mo
Reggie @batsy yes I agree because I felt like I was in the audience of an early 90s talk show like Sally Jesse Raphael, Donahue, or Geraldo, but we hadn‘t devolved into the 2000s and beyond level of real housewives of crazy, throwing the fake arm on a table of craziness. Totally agree. lol 3mo
Reggie @TrishB even though there is murder in here and an estate with a really terrible history, it still felt light. I hope you like it if you pick it up. 3mo
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vivastory
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This was one of the last BoTm selections before I cancelled & I was caught off guard by how much I enjoyed this one. The narrator, Alex, along with a group of aspiring writers, are selected for a month long writer's retreat at the mansion of dark fiction writer Roza Vallo (I kept picturing a very goth Otessa Moshfegh for some reason). Instead of working on their current manuscripts they are told they have to start fresh. NaNoWriMo from hell.

vivastory (Cont.) This was more twisted than many BoTm selections over the past couple years & is the sort of selection that you see Aardvark choosing now. A solid thriller with a few horror elements (w/o being horror IMO). Fun & twisted book perfect for the holiday season. (edited) 4mo
LeahBergen I like a thriller that‘s a bit darker than the average run-of-the-mill ones. Stacked! 4mo
sarahbarnes Interesting! You do have me intrigued. Good to hear from you on here. ☺️ 4mo
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Hooked_on_books I liked this one, too! Nice to see you again. 👋🏼 4mo
vivastory @sarahbarnes Hey, Sarah! Great to hear from you. Hope you are doing well 🙂 4mo
vivastory @Hooked_on_books It's good to be back on here. Have you decided on a best of the year list, or are you waiting until the year is completely over? 4mo
Hooked_on_books Oh, I definitely have to wait until it‘s completely over! Just imagine what I might come across in the next few weeks that should make my list. I wouldn‘t want to leave any awesome books off. 😉 4mo
batsy I liked this one, too. I appreciated that it was just bonkers 😁 4mo
vivastory @batsy It was def. banana pants. 4mo
Branwen I loved how off the wall this book was! 😂 Definitely a wild ride, for sure! 3mo
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marleed
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Mehso-so

I was on the fence as to whether I thought this a slow pick or a hot mess and I‘m leaning toward the latter. The steamy thoughts and scenes didn‘t work for me here esp when followed shortly after by graphic description of bodily smells including urine and excrement. When the story did unfold, it kept unfolding beyond where i maintained interest. Still though, this author has potential for future good yarns.

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DebbieGrillo
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Pickpick

Alex and her best friend, both writers, had a huge falling out a year ago. Since then, Alex hasn't been able to write. Now, they are both at an elite but remote writing retreat hosted by their favorite author. It starts out in an unorthodoxed, strange manner and descends into utter chaos and terror. Loved the character development.

LazyLibrary I am so happy to see a positive review on this book! It was a BOTM pick of mine a while ago and everyone was very worked up over it lol I haven‘t read it myself yet, but I wasn‘t sure what to expect! 6mo
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MysticFaerie
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Mehso-so

3.5⭐️/5⭐️

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Itchyfeetreader
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I picked this for my wierd book choice for #booked2023 after reading @5feet.of.fury describe it as “unhinged” in her review. And boy was she right! Absolutely bonkers twists, a deeply psychological undertone, feminist and queer feminist exploration, locked house mystery not at all like Agatha Christie and a hint of the occult. And do you know I really enjoyed it!! Double dipping for #pantone2023 with the Uk cover

TrishB I still need one for this prompt 👍🏻 8mo
5feet.of.fury 🤣 glad my description was apt 8mo
jewright This one was super twisty! 8mo
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5feet.of.fury
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Soft pick.
There are things about this that make 3000% no sense. Major things that are just highly improbable. Basically the whole premise. The characters start to evolve & devolve Willy Nilly.

The atmosphere & the creep level was good. Alex‘s inspiration was fun & dramatic & beautiful. I‘m assuming this is some allegory for the grueling creative process & publishing world.

Holy moly was it unhinged.

LiteraryinLawrence Lol, great review! 8mo
Itchyfeetreader I‘ve been on the search for a book with a weird review or a weird book for #booked2023 and this might be it! 8mo
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5feet.of.fury @Itchyfeetreader it‘s weird. Creepy weird. Weird weird. 8mo
batsy I'm quite fond of this silly, strange book! Lol. I wish it was more unhinged, tbh 😆 8mo
5feet.of.fury @batsy I could see that, could have used maybe 20% more lamia 😂 then we would be in truly unhinged territory (edited) 8mo
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BeeMagical
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Pickpick

Book 141🎧 4⭐️

Ooooo! Spicy and mysterious!!🔥

Enjoyed this one more than I thought I would. Although I still feel like I don‘t quite understand Wren, I wanted more background on her icy-ness.

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suvata
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Mehso-so

#StoryGraph: fiction lgbtqia+ mystery thriller dark mysterious tense
320 pages • first pub 2023 • 3 Stars

Alex has all but given up on her dreams of becoming a published author when she receives a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: attend an exclusive, month-long writing retreat at the estate of feminist horror writer Roza Vallo. Even the knowledge that Wren, her former best friend and current rival, is attending doesn‘t dampen her excitement.

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5feet.of.fury
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Reviews are all over the place but I‘m going in!

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OriginalCyn620
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This was crazy! Five women win spots at an exclusive month-long writing retreat by their favorite author. They arrive at the author‘s isolated mansion, nervous and excited. Two weeks in, one of the women goes missing, and the other four start to question the author‘s motives for the retreat. And that‘s where the story gets over the top!

#bookspinbingo
#20in4

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 9mo
Andrew65 Sounds great 👏👏👏 9mo
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janeycanuck
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Panpan

For me, this was definitely a pan because of the sort of supernatural demon element - I‘d have enjoyed this a lot more without it. But I also found the writing inconsistent. Sometimes it was short & choppy, sometimes it was more meandering and that just made it hard for me to really stay in the groove of the story.

Roll 18 for #Roll100

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angieinwonderland
Pickpick

The premise was alluring, and the plot really pulled it all together. Not only was it suspenseful, but the thriller of it all kept going beyond what you thought was the worst. I do wonder if those who like to write will enjoy this more than those who don't, which may explain the various ratings. I have to report that I couldn't read most of this book in bed, in the dark. 😉

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PatriciaU
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I‘ve read several reviews of this incandescent debut comparing it The Plot, The Secret History, and other novels. But I am here to tell you that this is like nothing you‘ve ever read before.

This is psychological mayhem at its very best.

All I‘m going to say is READ THIS!

DivineDiana Great review! Stacked! 10mo
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Gissy
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Mehso-so

Read in May-this was okay. Alex has the opportunity to participate in a writing retreat with Roza Vallo, a well recognized writer who she admired since early in her life. But her best ex friend also will attend this retreat in this remote area. Something happened between them that she doesn‘t want to see her. During the retreat things will happen even a murder but why? In a writing retreat? What is the motive? That was for me the weakest part⬇️

Gissy The motive of these murders and how they were committed were so unrealistic, absurd for me. There is something less lethal that many famous authors do (I can‘t say so I don‘t spoil the story). 3⭐️
May 2023 #BookSpinBingo (#18) @TheAromaOfBooks
#LiteraryDeadBookClub YouTuber @Lalasndbooks late reading for the month of April Definitely I don‘t coincide often with Lala (Keyla) story taste. I like her recommendations but some of her 4/5 ⭐️are okay⬇️
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Gissy me. I will continue with her club because she choose books that I want to read so it is a way to read them but the rating, no way we don‘t have the same opinion.
#NoShameReadingChallenge2024 prompt-lock room mystery @Nessavamusic
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Nessavamusic I‘m a fan of Keyla‘s channel too. I enjoyed this one, but it is completely bonkers. 10mo
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Gissy @Nessavamusic Yes🙄 10mo
TheAromaofBooks This one is on my list, but I have definitely seen some mixed reviews!! 10mo
Gissy @TheAromaofBooks Yes, you need to try it. I think the motive was absurd but some people like it because there are some interesting twists. 10mo
Nessavamusic @TheAromaofBooks if you go in knowing it is ridiculous and just go with it, you will probably enjoy it 10mo
TheAromaofBooks @Gissy @Nessavamusic - Sometimes enjoying a book is all about knowing what you're getting into! It's why I get annoyed when books have blurbs or covers that don't really match their vibe. 10mo
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bookish6
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Five women are picked to go to a famous author's estate in the middle of nowhere for a month long writing retreat, and one goes missing. The women start getting suspicious of their hostess' true intentions.

I found it pretty fast-paced. It took me one day to read it. The main characters' development was good. She starts off a hot mess and slowly becomes more confident throughout the story.

#mystery #treesonthecover

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bookandbedandtea
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Mehso-so

This book tries to do too many things. I liked the set up, meeting the 5 women at the retreat, & seeing them relate to each other & Roza.The interpersonal relationships had a lot of promise, I wish the story had leaned more heavily on those but it gets very OTT & unravels in the last 3rd.It gives major Nine Perfect Stranger vibes w its unhinged mentor/ guru & it kept me reading to see what would happen but I wish I'd read something else instead.

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bookandbedandtea
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Morning tea and a shiny new book on the back porch 🤩 I love weekends.

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JamieArc
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Mehso-so

Almost a pan. I think I must be getting less tolerant as I get older. The premise is great, the setting promising, but I wish a better writer had written this story. The characters were immature, and the storyline too over-the-top and felt amateur. Pictured: The Write Inn, where I stayed during my own writing retreat hosted by author Elizabeth Berg. It was *quite* the different experience than was had by these characters 😆😆

TheBookHippie How fun! 10mo
Jenken1998 I agree. It was a strange one. Also glad to see you made it though your writing retreat. lol
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Aimeesue “I wish a better writer had written this story.” Nailed it! I feel that way about SO many books these days. 10mo
batsy @Aimeesue @JamieArc Yes, it's very true re: a lot of over-hyped contemporary fiction. 10mo
bookandbedandtea You mailed my feelings about this book. Wish I'd checked Litsy reviews first, I don't think I'd have read this one. 10mo
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Cazxxx
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Panpan

Didn‘t like anything about this book, horrible immature characters, boring plot and the narrator really grated on me. A hard pass

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BookwormAHN
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This was a fantastic thriller. Alex gets an invitation to an exclusive writing retreat with her favorite author. Unfortunately, for her, her ex-best friend has also been invited, and her favorite author is nuts 💚
#NoShameReadathon2023 #lockedroommystery @Nessavamusic #ReadySetRead #bookrelated @Clwojick #BOTM

Nessavamusic I really liked this too, bonkers and so fun 10mo
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Eggbeater
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Mehso-so

This plot was too over-the-top. The author couldn't quite make it work. The characters were emotionally immature and annoying, and I did not like that I did not like them. There were snippets that I enjoyed that had literary potential, but they didn't transition smoothly. I liked the idea, I thought it would be fun, but I kind of wish I'd skipped this one.

4th book read for #MagnificentMay
@Andrew65

Andrew65 Doing great 👏👏👏 10mo
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AReedCollett
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Next row in my #readinglogsnake is The Writing Retreat by Julia Bartz. The story had an interesting premise - mysterious author invites 5 young inspiring authors to her haunted mansion for a writing retreat, but all is not what it seems. This had a lot of plot twists (many seemed a bit outlandish to me imo). I was entertained by the story and wanted of the mansion's backstory rather than the actual ending. 3/3⭐️ #ARRCReads #BooksAndCrafts

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papascott33
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#15 of 2023! #BOTM February ‘23.
Started: 5/7/23
Finished: 5/11/23
5 Days

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Jenken1998
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Mehso-so

I am conflicted. I didn't hate it, but I thought it could be wrapped up a bit tighter. It just kept going and going with unnecessary plot lines/points and I felt no connection to any of the characters. 5 young women writers get invited to an eclectic authors estate for a writing retreat. It all starts to go downhill in bizarre ways pretty much on day 1. I will round up to 3 stars.

TaciturnWhenReading Totally agree with you! (edited) 11mo
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JessClark78
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At one exclusive writers‘ retreat, it‘s publish and perish...

I‘ve seen mixed reviews for this one. I liked it. I found it entertaining.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Up next is In A Dark, Dark Wood.
#ThingsInCommon
Both feature some type of retreat. Main characters that are writers. Trees on the cover.

batsy Yes, I enjoyed it too! 11mo
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Rachiiebookdragon
Mehso-so

I read the first 3 chapters on my kindle, then I decided to listen to the audiobook instead, as I wasn‘t getting on reading it digitally. I didn‘t love this book, it was ok, but kind of boring.

Read for reading challenges.

3.5/5

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ICantImReading
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Mehso-so

⭐️⭐️⭐️

I‘ve seen others say this has elements of “The Villa” and “Nine Perfect Strangers”, which I can see. It was a relatively entertaining and atmospheric popcorn thriller, but I felt less invested as the book went on and fell a bit off the rails. I do think there was some interesting commentary on writing life and the publishing industry, but I didn‘t care enough about the characters for this to make a lasting impression.🎧

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ashw21
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Panpan

Crazy plot and compulsive writing.. I was in for the ride until the 60% mark where it all got wacky! If you just ignore the craziness, this can be a light read with good pace! Not sure if this is for me..

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Hooked_on_books
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Pickpick

If you‘re looking for a well-paced, page-turning mystery/thriller with twists you don‘t see coming, then read the JT Ellison I recently reviewed. But if you want pure candy entertainment that is wildly implausible and devolves into campy horror, give this one a spin. Kinda dreadful, but I had a good time!

Bookzombie Lol love your review! 12mo
Hooked_on_books @Bookzombie Thanks! 😂 The book is pretty bananas, so I figured this might be a good way to go! 12mo
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keepingupwiththepenguins
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Panpan

The Writing Retreat is to actual writers‘ retreats as Grey‘s Anatomy is to doctoring. If you really need something to read on holidays, you could pick worse from the Little Free Library, but don‘t expect too much. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/the-writing-retreat-julia-bartz/

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Nessavamusic
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This was an absolutely bonkers mystery thriller about a famous author who hosts a writing retreat with a big reward - the winner gets their story published. I had to suspend my disbelief to truly enjoy this, which I did. If you don‘t like when things get really weird and implausible in your thrillers, I would not recommend. However, if you don‘t mind a bonkers unique story, I would recommend! 3.5⭐️
#bookspinbingo 2 bingos!

CBee I agree it was totally bonkers and I was there for it 😂 12mo
Nessavamusic @CBee I was prepared for it which allowed me to enjoy it, I can see why it isn‘t everyone‘s cup of tea 12mo
Alfoster Yep! Loved it too! 12mo
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CBee @Nessavamusic same! 12mo
TheAromaofBooks Sometimes a little crazy just hits the spot 😂 12mo
Nessavamusic @TheAromaofBooks absolutely! This has been such a meh reading month a little crazy was refreshing 12mo
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Branwen
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Oh my! 😱 Well, that's definitely a good way to start the book and grab your reader's attention! 😂

Hooked_on_books I love a first line that grabs you by the collar and yanks you straight into the book! 12mo
Clare-Dragonfly For better or for worse! 😂 12mo
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batsy
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Pickpick

The negative reviews had me anticipating a bananapants book. Like a less literary, locked room Bunny crossed with the wackiness of Behind Her Eyes. Sadly, while I did find this entertaining & I kept turning the pages saying, "She did WHAT now", I wish the author had taken it a notch higher & gone wild. I got a kick out of the skewering of the publishing industry & writerly egos though. Silly yet entertaining. Leave your little grey cells behind ?

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Branwen
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YES!!! Look what hold came in for me today! 🎉🎉🎉

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Eggs
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Panpan

Where do I begin? The synopsis sounded pretty good, but it was just cray-cray cracker-pants. The plot the characters, the writing, the ending !😣

#Pantone2023
#MarvellousMarchReadathon Day 7
#MarchMadnessReadathon Day 10

DieAReader 😬Great finish nonetheless!🥳🥳🥳 13mo
Laughterhp I picked this up when I first got it for BOTM, but the MC was a bit annoying to me, so I only read like 20 pages. 13mo
Andrew65 That‘s not good 😔 13mo
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Eggs @DieAReader Thank You 😊 13mo
Eggs @Laughterhp Almost all of the characters were annoying 🙁 13mo
Eggs @Andrew65 🤷‍♀️🙁 13mo
Laughterhp Hmm good to know. Maybe I‘ll just avoid this one all together. 13mo
angieinwonderland Lol cray cray cracker pants 😆 🤣 9mo
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she.hearts.horror
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Panpan

What an unfortunate book. 😐

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BBooks
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Horrible. The narration is okay. SO DISAPPOINTING 😫

she.hearts.horror It‘s awful🙁 13mo
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lynneamch
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Here's a book from each of our TBRs to add to the mix for#lmpbc @shellleigh33 @BookishPiper @smalldogs_bigbooks2419

shellleigh33 They all sound good but my first pick would be A Little Life 13mo
smalldogs_bigbooks2419 Women Talking is on my TBR. Summer Hours also sounds good. 13mo
BookishPiper My first would be Summer Hours. Women Talking sounds pretty good as well. 13mo
lynneamch Looking at our responses, how about this? @smalldogs_bigbooks2419 starts Book Haters @shellleigh33 starts Lessons in Chemistry. @lynneamch starts Women Talking @BookishPiper starts Summer Hours unless you'd like something else 13mo
BookishPiper I'll be putting up a post with my picks when I get home from work this afternoon. 13mo
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HollyBolly
Panpan

Very weird! I think it was just not for me.

she.hearts.horror It‘s not for anyone😭 13mo
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EatSleepRead
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Panpan

This was a dumpster fire. So bad. 🤣 The characters were the worst, the writing sub-par, and the plot was ridiculous. I'm pretty annoyed I gave this author any support financially.

she.hearts.horror Yes!!! 🫠 13mo
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alecia3dixie
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Panpan

Nope. Didn't like this one. It started off slow, but was keeping me intrigued, it took half the book for anything to start happening. And once it did, it all just unraveled for me. I felt like this author pushed things too far sometimes. There were some things said and done in this book that just wasn't okay with me. The author pushed the envelope to get some reactions, but for me, it was in bad taste. 1.5/5

she.hearts.horror It was 🫠 13mo
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swishandflick
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Pickpick

This is one of those outrageously improbable thrillers, that also manages to be twisty and entertaining at the same time. Not a book that will stick in my head for long, but it certainly made for an enjoyable, quick, wild ride. I've also been SO distracted by all of my library holds thay it felt good to check something off of my #BOTM backlist.

PS: Why is it sometimes so EASY to ignore the books you actually paid for?!

BkClubCare The essential question. 13mo
dabbe Da sweet, sweet kitty! ❣️🐾❣️ 13mo
swishandflick @BkClubCare I know right!!! 13mo
swishandflick @dabbe She's a trip. Ever since I got home from vacation (two weeks ago now) she's been stuck to me like glue and HAS to be in the same room 😹 13mo
dabbe @swishandflick She's stayin' close to her mama! ❣️🐾❣️ 13mo
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TamTracy
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Mehso-so

This was not what I expected when I started this book. I was intrigued and it kept me wanting to read but it took a couple turns I wish had gone a different direction. That‘s not always a bad thing because it keeps me on my toes and not knowing what‘s coming next. This was definitely the case with this book. Unfortunately I feel like even though I enjoyed the book while reading it I think it‘s going to be one that‘s not very memorable. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

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TheBookStacker
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Pickpick

I finished this in one day. It‘s been awhile since I got wrapped up in anything and it was quite nice. #botm

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